Dundee Utd 0-2 Inverness (Storey, Vigurs), Kilmarnock 3-0 St Johnstone (Boyd 2, 1 pen, Higginbotham)
Hamilton 2-1 Dundee (Crawford, Garcia Ten, pen; Harkins), Ross Co 1-0 Partick Thistle (Schalk)
Motherwell 1-2 Celtic (McDonald; Griffiths 2)
Quote MessageManager Jim McIntyre couldn't have written a better script. An early goal and Dundee struggling against Hamilton. A second here for County could seal the deal and in Alex Schalk they have a striker who looks on top form.
Martin Dowden, BBC Scotland in Dingwall
Image source, SNSAlex Schalk fired Ross County ahead
Ross County 1-0 Partick Thistle
Alex Schalk goes close to his second goal of the afternoon for County, but his curling effort goes just wide.
Dundee United 0-1 Inverness CT
Inverness continue to show no mercy to Dundee United and look the more likely to score next. Ross Draper's long-range shot is pushed wide for a corner by Eiji Kawashima before the Japanese goalkeeper is tested again by a Gary Warren header.
Mixu Paatelainen is far from happy with the way his side have begun the match. He's yelling instructions from the touchline, with Guy Demel on the receiving end of much of those. There's a big home support inside Tannadice today and they will feel they deserve better than they're seeing thus far. The travelling Caley Thistle fans, by contrast, are a lot more content.
Hamilton Academical 1-0 Dundee (Ali Crawford)
Ali Crawford volleys home to put Hamilton ahead in what could be a blow to Dundee's hopes of staying in the top six.
Quote MessageThe goal-hungry Kilmarnock faithful have the goal they so craved. There was a palpable sense of relief in the wild celebrations. Kris Boyd with just his fourth goal of the campaign
Jonathan Sutherland, BBC Scotland at Rugby Park
Quote MessageThistle pressing to try and get back into this without creating too much threat on Fox's goal. A long way to go, but Schalk's early strike has County in command and on course for the top six as things stand.
Martin Dowden, BBC Scotland in Dingwall
Kilmarnock 1-0 St Johnstone (Kris Boyd)
Kris Boyd makes up for heading against the post as he cracks a free-kick into the net from 20 yards after Greg Kiltie was felled outside the penalty box to put Kilmarnock ahead.
Kilmarnock 0-0 St Johnstone
Kilmarnock go close to taking the lead, but Kris Boyd's back-post header comes off the post.
Quote MessageBoth teams cancelling each other out so far, both playing similar 4-2-3-1 formations. No real chances for either side so far with Magennis playing wide on the right and Boyd through the middle. The level of quality not overly high so far
Jonathan Sutherland, BBC Scotland at Rugby Park
Both sides have made a string of changes in Dingwall, with Scott Fox returning in goal following injury for Ross County and being joined by McLaughlin, Stewart Murdoch and Brian Graham. Gary Woods, Ian McShane, Jonathan Franks, Liam Boyce
Partick Thistle bring in Ryan Scully, Mustapha Dumbuya, Ryan Edwards and Mathias Pogba replace Tomas Cerny, Frediric Frans, Gary Fraser and Kris Doolan.
Dundee United 0-1 Inverness CT (Miles Storey)
It is all too easy for Inverness. The Dundee United defence is all at sea and Miles Storey has an easy tap in from close range after Ross Draper's cut-back.
Quote MessageHamilton Accies really taking the game to Dundee in the opening 10-15 minutes, with Greg Docherty closest to scoring for the hosts. Both teams are playing attacking formations and the artificial surface at New Douglas Park was well watered before the match
Kenny Crawford, BBC Scotland at New Douglas Park
Dundee United have started the game on the front foot as you would expect. Guy Demel's low free-kick is not held by Inverness goalkeeper Owain Fon Williams, which sparks a series of corners, but the visitors survive the early onslaught.
Ross County 1-0 Partick Thistle (Alex Schalk)
Alex Schalk fires in his eighth goal of the season to put Ross County ahead against Partick Thistle.
Hamilton Accies 0-0 Dundee
It is all Accies at the start of the game in Hamilton and Eammon Brophy goes close but is denied by Scott Bain.
Quote MessageAll to play for in Dingwall. A win could earn a top-six finish for either side, which would be a tremendous achievement. It's out of their hands if Dundee win, but the last thing both sides want is to come off knowing a win would have clinched a place in the top half.
Martin Dowden, BBC Scotland in Dingwall
Dundee United are unchanged, while Caley Thistle welcome back the influential Greg Tansey in place of Liam Hughes in midfield.
We are underway around the grounds, except at Tannadice, where there is a minute's applause for former Dundee United director Derek Robertson, who passed away a few days ago.